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{{quote|''"When all Hell breaks loose on Earth, all Earth breaks loose on Hell."''}}
''[[The Salvation War]]'' is a [[Web Original]] trilogy that premiered online in the beginning of 2008, asking a simple question: what if God announced that everyone's time was up, and that Lucifer was coming to claim the bodies and souls of everyone on earth?
The answer author [http://www.navweaps.com/index_tech/default2_bioSS.htm Stuart Slade] gives: the governments of the world [[Rage Against the Heavens|declare war on Heaven and Hell]].
The first book, ''[http://www.tboverse.us/HPCAFORUM/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=29 Armageddon???]'', follows the fight against the [[The Legions of Hell|forces of Hell]], and all the tasks that must be accomplished to win first that fight, and then [[Rage Against the Heavens|the one against Heaven itself]].
From The Amazing Randi trying to discover how to peer into Hell, to the rampaging demons that appear in civilian areas around the world, to the worldwide mobilization for war, the story covers a worldwide stage. The second volume, ''Pantheocide'', concerns the war with Heaven and shows that the forces of Heaven are far better commanded and more dangerous than the forces of Hell.
''Armageddon'' and ''Pantheocide'' can be found at [http://www.tboverse.us/HPCAFORUM/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=29 HERE]. These are first-draft raw copy.
Unfortunately, due to the creation and spread of a torrent of the stories, physical publication of the work seems to have been made impossible. The creator has other irons in the fire that still have the potential to be published in dead-tree form, but
▲Unfortunately, due to the creation and spread of a torrent of the stories, physical publication of the work seems to have been made impossible. The creator has other irons in the fire that still have the potential to be published in dead-tree form, but the Salvation War is now radioactive as far as publishers are concerned. Without this incentive, it appears as though the third part of the series, Lord of War, is not going to be written.
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